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Kamen Rider Heisei Generations Forever will re-debut during the Nerdist House 2020 streaming event ” broadcasting on both the Nerdist and Geek & Sundry YouTube channels ” before arriving on the TokuSHOUTsu channel on August 1. Movies TV Shows Music Books Games DVDs/Blu-Ray People Art & Design Places Web TV & Podcasts Toys & Collectibles Comic Book Series Beauty Animals View more categories. Hopefully, even if it marked the end of one era from Kamen Rider, Heisei Generations Forever is just the beginning of a new international one for the series. Still, its one of the most enjoyable shows in the series and easily. Sitting at only 24 episodes compared to the seriess usual 50+, Kamen Rider Amazon was kept a bit shorter due to the bloody nature of the show.

Âīringing these beloved series over in an official capacity instead of fans having to seek out legallyÂ dubious fansubbed episodes can only be a good thing, not just giving fans already familiar a chance to officially support their Toku heroes, but to spread the reach of them beyond Japanese shores to people who may, say, only be vaguely aware of their origins thanks to something like Power Rangers. Kamen Rider Amazon is one of the shortest and one of the most gore-filled series in the Kamen Rider library.

If this is the start of a push to make Kamen Rider more accessible, it’d be a welcome example of Toei taking a leaf out of Tsuburaya’s book with the Ultraman franchise, which has made huge leaps and bounds with bringing the series to global audiences, from the Ultraman anime series on Netflix, to Marvel’s upcoming comics, and even the simulcast streaming of the current series in the franchise, Ultraman Z. We thought that might happen with Kamen Rider Zero-One, when Toei uploaded the series’ debut episode to YouTube and made it viewable internationally (albeit without subtitles), but that turned out to be an accident that was quickly fixed.